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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
T. a MALARKKT.
F. B. KNULI8H
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Published every afternoon except Runriay by The Herald Publlahlna
Company at lot-Ill Houtn. Fifth ilrMt, Klmmath Palls, Unfon,
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SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928
Klamath Will
Meet Medford
In Golf Match
Th Medford Golf and Country
club has Invited all the members
of tho Ream! dub to play as
their guests Sunday. ' About IS
player from this city are plan
ning to go, according to an an
nouncement made last night by
Ray Alnsley, pro ot th Reame'a
club.
Each member from here will
be matched agaiust a Medford
player for point competition, and
the pro's of each club will also
play for a point- Several trophies
have been put up by the Med
ford club. Last year when the
Keames members played at Med
ford they were victor. It Is un
derstood that the IS hole course
at Medford Is In very good shape,
and the members are looking
forward to the match.
Among those who will attend
from here will be Ward Dwlght,
Jckw Bowring, P. A. Albertson,
Paul Knowlton. Edwin Drlscoll,
D. M. Smith, E. M. Chllcote, F.
J. Magulre. J. R. Shaw, Dr. E. H
M.erryman.
cAt The Churches
Fan Rapt bit Church, Eighth
and Washington Street, A. F.
Simmons, pastor: Bible school.
9:30 a. m.; morning sermon, 11
a. m.: Th Lord's Supper will be
observed following the morning
service: evening services and ser-
AUTOMOBILE
GREAT HELP
U.S.
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TO
RANCHERS
Farmer ! Given Access to
Same Benefits as City
Dweller
California's Foremost Citizens
; A delegation of the California Press association, head
ed by Governor Frieryd W. Richardson, are guests of this
city this afternoon and Che Evening Herald expresses the
delight of every citizen to be able to entertain such men
and women who compose' the press association.
They are California's foremost citizens, and this is not
said ht the spirit of flattery. No doubt bankers and cap
tains of industry would disagree with this statement, but
we are right
These Californians are engaged in a peculiar business
a business that comes the nearest being a human entity
of all the callings of life. The most remote California
. weekly as well as the largest daily carries on year after
year while other institutions undergo changes. The news
paper is always on the job, and in the issue after issue
me eaitor ana puDiisner voice ineir sentiments, approve ' mon, 8 p. m.: prayer and bible
and disapprove of things generally and thereby create in .tudr Wednesday evenings: choir
the homes they visit that sentiment which actually1 guides, ,ct,c, FrldT l en k
directs and builds California. immanud Baptist church, nth
Headed by Governor Richardson, the association can nd High: Affiliating with the
proudly proclaim to the world the quality of its member-! c TiVl t ti.t
ship, for in this splendid character, California has a son , church of Eugene July lo to n.
who has been' known by his works. j Bible school at 9:45. Our picnic
A" chief executive of the neighboring state he set in $jTK7LTtTsu
motion the machinery that has made It a better state to "What is Patriotism?" Evening
live in. He made war on the grafters who came from all worn'P . This servic win
corners of the globe to bask in the sunshine and work .V. gram S't-JT'S.
new and fancy schemes on the investing public. He wal- pastor speak on the subject:
loped those who were dragging down California's name "A speckled Bird." an address
and ran many out of the state. He worked out the pres- p!pi.P.h7uid hear" " yU"
ent fine system of highways in California and through
his efforts the great basic principle was established : Fint ,Irthoi- ctmrch. Tenth
. i . . . , . , . .... and High St., Frank L. Wemett,
which will perpetuate those highways. His administra- minister: -shrine ot American
tion has ever stood for the better things, for the proper Liberty" i the subject of an ad
advancement,! but free from excessive expenditure of the dre?" ,0 slTen by the ''
i a j r , . . , , , .at tan Anniversary Servic to be
people s money. And Governor Friend W. Richardson s held at the First Methodist
name will go dow'n in California history marking a man ' chnrch on Sunday evening at 8
who gave to the people a fine constructive administra-! A pT?,gr,'"t' ot . "pr-
. , . j . ., . ., , , t -, print music will feature- th.-
tion, sound in every detail and one that refused to be ercise. a general invitauouu
carried away with the gutter of unsound financial poll
cies offered. x '
We welcome you. feeling hat your trip to Dick Price's
tavern at Crater lake will be productive of a greater and
wider knowledge of the Klamath Basin: we belive you
will go home and urge the state to build the Weed high
way connecting with our road at the state line so you can
make the return trip to Klamath and Crater lake with
less effort and in half the time consumed on this journey.
Th farmer of today living SO
miles from a city Is as cloaa to
town as th farmer 15 year ago
who lived but five mlU from
th city. A a consequence, tho
farmer of today Is as much of n
city dweller a his cousin living
near the clanging car tracks In
the city. ,
Th farmer enjoya th sam
opera, th sam motion picture
Chrysler and
Dodge Outline
Jheir Policy
The Government Is Ready
The long-talked-of and greatly desired action on a
Federal building for this city is almost at hand. .
This is indicated by an advertisement the United States
government is running in the Evenng Herald today.
It will be noticed that bids are invited for sites for the
new building conforming to the act of congress and its
orders a few months ago.
But, it will also be noticed, that Uncle Sam asks for
donations of sites that might be flying through the air.
It is the first time that we remember of the government
asking for donations. Perhaps that would be in order in
cities where there are factional fights and one sid is
anxious to locate a postoffice to enhance its other real
estate values.
In Klamath Falls we have no factional fights; everyone
believes thoroughly in the future of the town, and so far
as we have been able to determine, no philanthropist
resides here who feels the call of his country to give, a
site for the Federal building.
It is worth mentioning, however, that sites that are
submitted should not be too high in price, else we may
delay the erection of the building. Old Uncle Samuel has
a very fair idea of what he wants to pay for property ; he
has a pretty good knowledge of values.
"Roughing it," in this red-blooded age, consists in
spending a week at a mountain shack where the plumb
ing isn't concealed and there isn't a single full-length
mirror. . ' '
To multiply knowledge is to multiply sorrow. To be as
happy as young idiots are, you must be as idiotic.
DISCUSS PLAN
FOR STARTING
ROAD BUILDING
Directors of the Weed-KIamath
Falls joint highway district met
In Weed recently and discussed
th problems Incidental to start
ing construction work on the
toad. '
I'ndor the present financing
plnn, the road will bo built In
unit during a 6-year building
program. The new district Is
composed of Tehama, Shasta, and
Bluklyou counties. The directors
are: J. B. Rohrer. W. M. Welch,
And 00. A. Iloag,
ALL-STARS AND
MALIN MEET ON
FOURTH OF JULY
Klamath Sporting Goods Store
All-Stars will meet th husky,
hard hitting Malln nine on the
Fourth of July at Malln, In a
game which will be one of the
features 'of the three-day celebra
tion In th southern Klamath
community.
The AIl-BtaTs are In second
place In th .Klamath Timber
league and are rated as possible
title winners. .
Th Malln nine will play Mer
rill tomorrow.
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extended to the public. At eleven
o'clock S n n d a y morning Mr.
Wemett speaks on. "Christian
Patriotism." Bible school con
venes at 9:45 a., m. with Interest
ing classes for all ages. A special
service for young people is called
to be held In the church parlors
on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
Klamath Temple, Eighth and
Oak afreets, Guy DeVrles. pastor:
Sunday services at 9:45 a. m.
Classes for all ages, Mrs.' John
Llnfesty, supt. Missionary . Sun
day special program by Junior
chnrch. At eleven o'clock Divine
Worship; Communion service,
special message by the pastor,
"The Lord's Passover"; also fel
lowship meeting; at 5 p. m.
county Jail service; at 6:30
young people service followed
by street meeting. At 7 o'clock,
general prayer service in chnrch
prayer room, subject: to be the
coming of the Lord "Occupy Un
til I Come." Mid-week services
on the deeper things of God.
Wednesday and Friday evenings,
choir practice and adult bible
study class Thursday evening.
Junior church at 3 p. m. Satur
day. a a
St. Paul' KpiKcopal Church,
the friendly church. Eighth at
Jefferson: 8 a. m. Holy Com
munion: 9:45 church school: 11
a. m. Holy Communion and ser-'
mon by the rector. Visitors and
newcomers to town are most cor
dially welcome to the above serv-
Ices. . . ;
a a a I
Zion Lutheran Church 1025 1
High street, T. W. Hoffman, pis-,
tor: 9:30 a. m. Sunday school. '
The bible school win not meet
during -Sunday school. No serv
Ices 8unday. Services again on
Sunday. July 8. Rev. Hoffman Is
absent from the city 'attending a,
conference In Portland. - I
e
First Church of Christ, Helen-
tlst. Tenth and Washington: Sun
day school, 9:45 a. m.; Sunday
service 11 a. m.; subject "God."
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock; free reading room and
free lending library open from
2:30 to 4:30 p. m. on Tnesday,
Thursday and Saturday. The
public Is cordially Invited to at
tend th service and use the
reading room.
a a ,
Barrel Heart Church, Eighth
and - High streets, Rev, A. F.
Loeser, tier. Schmidt: Sunday
masses at 0:30, 8:00 and 10;20;
evening devotion at 7:30; week
day mass at 7 a. m. Morrill,
first and third Sunday at 10:30.
All ar cordially welcome at our
services.
People who live In glass houses
shouldn't throw parties.
unites such tremendous resources
In materials, manufacturing fa
cilities, financial power and
manufacturing genius.
"Both the public and the deal
era may look forward to th
greater benefits which the con
solidation ot such tremendous re
sources will produce, and the
men Identified with these bual-
Acquisition ot Dodg llrotbers,
Inc., by th Chrysler corporation
now awaiting approval ot tho
stockholders will pot affect th
Identity or products of either
company, accordlug to statements
just released by officials ot the
two corporations. The product,
of th two manufacturer will
continue without Interruption,
Dodge Brothers will continue
to be Undue Brothers and Chrys
ler wlU be Chrysler says the I
statement, and the sale organi
sations will be unrelated except
as they shall mutually share In
th advantages ot th consolida
tion. Their cars will continue to
be produced and markoted Inde
pendently, The statement con-
shows, the same schools; shops jtlnues:
at the sam stores, and frequent- "Th widespread public Inter
ly can reach thes place as quick- est lu recent events affecting the
ly as can his friend th city Chrysler corporation and Dodge
dweller. I Brothers, Inc., deserves an an-
With these advantages,, there Uhentlc and official statement,
has been a decrease In the num-'nnd an assuranc regarding th
ber of persons deserting farms! future ot thes two corporations,
to live In cities. Motor car and "Each will benefit from the
hard-surfaced roads are receiving consummation ot a plan which
major credit tor America's "re-turn-to-the-farm"
movement, evl.
denced lost year, according to a
consensus of national economists.
Just received by the Oregon State
Motor association. The report
points out that In 1923, more
than 800,000 individuals desert-,
ed rural districts for urban cen
ters and more than a million
followed the same trend during jnesses may be assured of a stable
1928; but 1927 brought a re- pnd definite future. Inspired by
duction to approximately 600,004. 1 the progresslveness which haa
The concensus doe not dls-l600 responsible for this uniting
count the value of radios. nhon-tv 1 " t-wiiiiieume,
ographs, electric power. Improved
machinery or other Important fac
tors, but points out that the
rural dweller, through transpor
tation connections, actually has
made himself an Integral part ot
his entire state, rather than
resident of some remote, out-cT-
the-way spot.
"Co-ordinately, result are far
orable to cities, which are de
pendent upon farm production
for their existence." says Geo. O.
Brandenburg, general manager of
the Oregon State rioter associa
tion. "Had the procession from
country to city, continued, there
would have been more urban un
employment, scarcity of food
bringing higher prices, decreased
wages and possibly an Industrial
slump.
-'"With those thoughts in mind,
tk value ot motor car and good
roads can not be overestimated,
especially In the northwest, where
population is widely scattered."
STUDIO MOVED ,
TO NEW SITE
Th Klamath Studio which has
been located nolr th Lnk holul
on I'ln streot for the pat year
and a halt ha moved Into tho i
J. P. Futturlu building at 518'
Klamath avenue. U, H. DeWItt,
owner ot th studio, announces
h expect to us open for busi
ness In about two wks.
Th new studio will be mora
centrally locatod, being next dour
to th city library. Mr. PeWllt
Is getting great deal of new
equipment and furnishings and
will b prepared to do picture
framing and kodak finishing.
Th owner staled that when h
open for business lie believes lie
will hav ono of th best equip
ped small Btudlos In til state.
BIND OVER TWO
BASIN INDIANS
Immediately brought her. They
r charged wllh possession of
liquor on Hi reservation.
. MtYM.TV ri'HNK.
'A new sharkskin purse looks
like a hit It cuutiilnupe In Its
pouchy, ruined shape. Its out
sltlu Is green uud lls Inside rnnta
loupo colored.
fcilnnhv, Juno HO, 1928
-1 1 " "' '-' i
I'ltlM KI) HlOl MW.
A maroon silk Jacket suit, with
pleated skill, has a hatitl-hloiksd
linen blouse of ninroon design ou
oyster white bnckgrmind,
J'ytlinn, a new, glnsay shoe me
dium, now fusli lo n pumps, purse,
a belted lint-liuiid and a buckled
holt (or nrly fall modes.
n
Th onl
nidwell Klddl and Ilolund
Jackaon, two well known Indians
of the Klamath reservation, waiv
ed a hearing yesterday afternoon
before Bert C. Thomas, Vnlted
States commissioner, and will be
taken to Portland for trial, it
was announced yesterday.
The two Indiana were arrest
ed at Deatty Thursday night with
a gallon of liquor In their pos
session, officers sjltl. and were
il
Pine Logging
Company Ships
15 Cars Daily
Th Pin Logging company,
which ho recently been logging
for th Weed Lumber company
near Ivan, haa now completed
transferring Its camp and equip
ment to the Daniel' tract ot the
Bwauna Box company, and Is
shipping 15 cars of logs dally to
the local mill.
The Daniels tract Is located
30 miles out on the Strahorn
railroad.
Logging Is done by eight five
ton trucks, which are loaded by
an American log loader, which
Is, In reality, a jammer on a
caterpillar track.
About forty men are employ
ed In the operation.
a. m. and hourly thereafter until
7:30 p. m. It Is expected th
road will be open for private
cars, July 1st.
Hnnllnm lllfliwny
Th Sanllum highway Is closed
between Caseadla ami Fish lake,
but will probably bo open by
about July 1st, depending upvin
weather conditions.
w lire peruicui , mfi - , ,
plan of lls kind & ' jf.
I QUAIJTY SKTS THE fXP0J UVt. A
m mm
Scenic Roads
In Good Shape
Report States
Aside from the slight incon
venience arising from oiling op
erations, scenic highways of Ore
gon ar reported to be In ex
cellent condition according to a
report insued today by the Ore
gon Motor association.-
Following I the report:
Crater Lako
Crater Lake Lodge opened tor
Its season, June 22.
Columbia Rltrr Highway
Oiling operations which have'
been under way between Hcpp
ner Junction and Pendleton are
completed. '
Ml. Hood HlKliway
Bituminous macadam construc
tion Is under way between Cher-
ryvtlle and Brlghtwood. Heavy!
oil Is being used which Is imme
diately covered ' with screenings
and cars will not ba required to
travel on fresh oil. Slight dolavs
to car on account of one-way
traffic past the operations.
Hrrpforil-l'ntty
About 12 miles ot construstlon
work between" Hereford and
L'nlty-falr.
Orhoo Highway 1
v Borne construction work be
tween Mitchell and Dayvllle..
Wallowa Highway
The road to Wallowa Is good.
Fresh oil only where they are
patching up th roads. The road
from Joseph to the Lake about
six miles Is very good graded
road.
Kamht-ParadiHe Stage Service
Stages run between Narada
Falls and Paradise Inn on an
hourly schedule; leaving Para-1
a ise inn on me nour and Narada
Falls on the half hour. First
run Is made from Narada at 7:30
EVE BENSON
School of Dancing
Itusslan Ballot, Character,
etc. Also Ballroom
Mojtilny', Tunidny and
WmlncMlny
VALLEY HOTEL
Thou 12:11
Nvrr tampering Ilk Tnp
4ulltr nvtir expcrliMrni
injl tlh rubber ulnliluu at
tlir liuyrr' rxpciwo !
bu.ldkijf lit tiixfvr and boi
ler to land the punUltnivtil
of ImUt hard tmllU Hitt
hat brmtghi to (rnrral tha
grfatrt M.tr gain of nr lira
In ilie orld - and wllh no
urlliial equipment aalra lo
Ilia louu
GENERAL
andjrou own the best-
Ostendorf Motor Co.
Used Cars on Hand Today
June 29th, 1928
lOSfl Graham Ton Ih-llvery, renl buy $750.00
1023 Ford Touring, J03H license, run good 7B.00
1030 Hap 0 rW-dnn, 1028 license, gmxl shape .. 7.10.00
10BO Dodge Hednn, 0 wire wheel' 175.00
1026 Ford Touring, 102H license, In good condition .... 185.00
1020 Ford Touring, mechanically good 105.00
1020 Dodge Heilnu, 1028 license, rebuilt cor, a good buy 700.00
1025 Ford Tudor Hedan, motor overlianulcd, enr re- 5
painted :.: 250.00
102.1 HUr Touring, a good buy as is, only 83.00
1025 Ford Delivery, 1028 license, good condition, panel ,
body 225.00
1020 HUr Touring, Durnnt's best boy, only HOO.OO
Ford Coupe, Jut a Ford, runs good, a I 00.00
102 1 Ford Delivery, motor rebuilt, a good bargain for
only ., , 115.00
1016 Dorlge, a good rnr thnt will give good trans
portfltlon 05.00
1010 lluirk Touring, runs and I cheap at only ' 50.00
1025 Kssex Coach, motor rebuilt, sold under Rtinratileo AH5.00
1021 Hup Club Bedim, motor rebuilt, and cur re-
flnbdicd 415.00
1024 llulck Touring, glns InrltMurn, motor overhauled 475.00
W'e trade and will lake ynur old rnr as part payment
O.N I HKII CAIl Oil NKVY DODO 11 HIIOH. O,
Let us demonstrate any of these car to yon, and see. for your
self that our car will glvo you good servlre and transportation.
OSTENDORF MOTOR CO.
515 Klamath Ave. Phone 272
Dodge and Graham Brothers Dealer
Perpetuate Your
WEDDING DAY
with a Photograph
Always a charming remem
branr of that day ot all
days. It will many times
bring back fond memories.
Wo Hporlallxe. in This Work
STINSON STUDIO
.MAY Kl(i
Itione 252-VV 7:17 Main M.
Ti?c-up For -Vacation Pay Later
5!ic a neck for a 3IK3 ! j Onrrul
'. 81.17 a week for a 30x5.011 Onrral
1.62 a wrrti for a 3IK6.00 Om-rul
v Alt ollirr slxr ill rotorliuh
Why urnul" vacation fuml to !uy llie llrrs you need for a
troulilc-frrp trip? Put on Top Quality Crnrrnl now and pay
n you nijny the uninterrupted, lower-coat tullrago they give.
Small payments, many vrrk to pny, anil you pet tires thai
Mill will lie good when vacation ro'l around nexi vear. No
rxorliilunl extra rliarp-s our fumuus GTAC Payment
I'lun Is finunrrtl liy the Onriul factory.
Klamath Falls' Leading Tire Store
HUB . TIRE CO. INC.
I 502 South Sixth St.
Phone 616
Exrujre Dhtrihntar
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If i the SLCO.SU year thot makn the big hit. t
'I " ,
ON SPEED WAY "AND BOULEVARD.
v RICHFIELD. ALWAYS . LEADS '